Lauren Sánchez and Gayle King are not here for hate about their space flight of blue origin.
The women’s team members went to the recent reaction after their successful landing on Monday morning.
“Whatever criticizing not really understand what is happening here,” Coanfrerion of the “CBS Mornings” told people.
“We can all talk to the answer we receive from young women from young women about what these representatives,” King added, 70.
As for Sánchez, Jeff Bezos’s fiancee said the negative comments on the historical trip put “Reaxy.”
The 55 -year -old man said: “I would love to come to Blue Origin and see the thousands of employees who not only work here, but put their heart and soul in this vehicle.
“They love their work and love the mission and it is a big problem for them.”
As for what she would say to those who hate, Sánchez joked: “Trust me. Come with me. I will show you what it is, and it is really revealing.”
His comments occur almost two weeks after Olivia Munn grew the trip while he was coanfrerion “today with Jenna and his friends.
“What are they going to do there that have improved it here?” The 44 -year -old actress asked earlier this month. “I think it’s a bit glutton.”
The student of the “Drafting Room” added: “I know that this is probably unpleasant, but since it is a lot of money to go to space, and there are many people who cannot only afford to pay eggs.”
While Munn has not yet approached Blue Origin’s flight as its take -off and landing on Monday, more celebrities have spoken since then.
Olivia wanted to add it as a “billion dollars [buying] Some good memes. “
Emily Ratajkowski, meanwhile, told her Tiktok followers: “That is the end of S, as, this is beyond parody.”
Amy Schumer joked through Instagram about bringing a toy with “meaning” to her space.
Meanwhile, Kesha apparently shaded Katy Perry specifically when publishing a selfie drinking from a Wendy glass after the viral tweet of the fast food company about sending the singer “Firew” to space.